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Bhavish Aggarwal Vs Kunal Kamra
Kunal Kamra, stand-up comedian and political satirist, has once again slammed Ola’s Bhavish Aggarwal for “stealing” Korean Technology and calling it “Bharat Cell”.
Kunal Kamra bashes Bhavish Aggarwal
“One more feather in @bhash’ Cap stealing Korean Technology & calling it “Bharat Cell”, Kamra wrote on X.
He further added: “These are kind on anti-national companies that dent India’s Image further in the Global markets. This guy needs to understand “Control + C” is not a patent.”
One more feather in @bhash’ Cap stealing Korean Technology & calling it “Bharat Cell”. These are kind on anti-national companies that dent India’s Image further in the Global markets. This guy needs to understand “Control + C” is not a patent…https://t.co/yuSA6bevmf
— Kunal Kamra (@kunalkamra88) November 8, 2025
Last year, Kunal Kamra started a row with Ola founder Bhavish Aggarwal by tweeting about the ongoing servicing issues of the brand's electric scooters. He called out customers to protest against the company and verbally attacked the founder. Aggarwal's response started a verbal war, and netizens joined their angry exchange of words.
Kamra also criticised Zomato's Deepinder Goyal and Blinkit's Albinder Dhindsa for offering low wages to delivery agents. However, Goyal and Dhindsa did not respond to his remarks.
Netizens respond
The internet immediately exploded with netizens commenting on Kamra’s post.
A user commented, “Let’s get real - no one files 600+ patents by copying. You file them when you’re leading. Ola’s Battery Innovation Centre and 4680 Bharat Cell program are setting global benchmarks, not chasing them.”
Another individual said, “Dragging Ola’s name into someone else’s investigation is lazy. Ola’s tech is 100% original, 100% Indian. The patents, the people, the infrastructure - all prove it.”
“China built its tech empire by learning, copying, and improving on global innovations,” shared a third user. “If Indian companies are finally doing the same, it’s long overdue. Had we started this a decade earlier, we’d be competing with China and the US today, not just buying from them.”
Another person wrote, “Ola Electric isn’t part of anyone’s internal drama. They’re too busy building the next generation of Indian cell tech. Let the old guards play their dirty games!”
Someone said, “LOL, "Bharat Cell" = sneak-peek from Korea’s tech vault! Next up, cloned street food joints? LG’s mad, the glow-up’s fake—who’s footing the patent prank?”